| Fouad Ahidar | |||
| Samia Akarriou | ... | La promise du Maroc | |
| Azdine Aourach | |||
| Abdeslam Arbaoui | ... | Father Ben Omar | |
| Yahya Assia | ... | La grand-mère, au Maroc | |
| Tayfur Barman | |||
| Hassan Ben Mohamed | |||
| Nabil Ben Yadir | |||
| Bilal Boucif | ... | Bilal | |
| Mourad Boucif | ... | Mourad | |
| Karima Boudou | |||
| Nadia Boujad | |||
| Oumaima Chbani | |||
| Rachida Chbani | ... | La mère | |
| Jérémie Duval | |||
| Radovan Essadiki | |||
| Audrey Fraeys | ... | La peintre | |
| Francine Harts | ... | Francine | |
| Michel Herman | |||
| Samal Iaisaouiyan | |||
| Hinde Kaddouri | ... | Hinde | |
| Abdelmalek Kadi | |||
| Robert Koto | |||
| Chalma Lachiri | |||
| Bach-Lan Lee Ba Thi | ... | Sophie | |
| Mourad Maimuni | ... | Karim Ben Omar | |
| Serge Nuten | |||
| Claudio Pazienza | ... | Le dentiste | |
| Eddy Pierrard | ... | Policier dans le métro 1 | |
| Elias Preszow | ... | Elias | |
| Gérard Preszow | ... | Gérard | |
| Hamel Puissant | ... | Policier dans le métro 3 | |
| David Quertigniez | |||
| Abdellatif Reh-Chaqrum | |||
| Samir Rian | |||
| Asmah Sheik | |||
| Amel Souaid | |||
| Antoine Struyf | ... | Policier dans le métro 2 | |
| Aifal Taleb | |||
| Willy Thomas | ... | Le serveur du restaurant | |
| Ayham Vatandas | ... | Ayham | |
| Mirka Verdini | |||
| Henri Wajnblum | ... | Le père de Sophie | |
| Mohamed Zahir | |||
| Noureddine Zerrad | ... | Nordine |
Directed by | |||
| Taylan Barman | |||
| Mourad Boucif | |||
Writing credits(in alphabetical order) | ||
| Taylan Barman | writer | |
| Mourad Boucif | writer | |
| Gérard Preszow | writer | |
Produced by | |||
| Hubert Toint | .... | producer | |
Original Music by | |||
| Abdelli | |||
| Thierry Van Roy | |||
Cinematography by | |||
| Michel Baudour | |||
Film Editing by | |||
| Denise Vindevogel | |||
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director | |||
| Nicola Oliverio | .... | assistant director | |
Sound Department | |||
| Patrick Ghislain | .... | sound re-recording mixer | |
Camera and Electrical Department | |||
| Antoine Duquesne | .... | assistant camera | |
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I saw this movie at the International Filmfestival of Flanders in Ghent and I was pleasantly surprised.
The best thing about this movie is that it is true and believable. This is life in Brussels. With its good and its bad moments. They even speak Flemish in one scene of the movie!!!! How odd is that for a French-speaking production. This movie should really get a theatrical release, at least in all the European countries.
It may look as a television production and it is not as controversial as La Haine, but it has its merits. It's gripping at moments, it makes you smile (the scene in the restaurant at the coast!) and also get angry at our society. But there is also hope and that's good, right?